Finally, the review recalls the steps to ensure ce-ordination between the ish and Frerch air forces, taken before the outbreak of the War by frequent conferences between the Briüsh and French Air Staffs. Consequently, it says, within a few days of the outbreak of the War, British squadrons of both bombers and fighters were established in France.
British fighters, ce-operating with French machines, it declares, have rendered difficult the photographing of the Maginot Line by German aircraft.
British fighters, the review concludes, have also protected French por's so effectively, that the transport of the British Expeditionary Force was completed without any interference by the enemy.—Rent
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.